The movie "The Three Teams" was a box office hit, and the starring Zhang Yi's excellent acting skills were also praised by the audience. However, the TV series version has received little attention. Why is that?One of the reasons is that the plot of the movie is too intense, and these people do things that they shouldn't do, but they are not "making the mistakes that men should make" as Jackie Chan said.
The film was oversold and miserably unsympathetic, and it also begs the question: why didn't anyone help them?Although these people are guilty, they continue to hunt down Wang Eryong, not only for procedural justice, but also to make amends and atone. This makes people wonder how much responsibility should be given to those who make mistakes
In the movie, the suspects are shown to be light-hearted and make one wonder if they really realize their mistakesThe degree of misery in the movie is excessive, making society cold and unforgiving. We cannot ignore their crimes, but we also cannot ignore their humanity. So, how do you deal with people who make mistakes?How do you make them realize their mistakes and make changes?
Perhaps, we can start with family education. Family is the first classroom for children's growth, and parents should give their children the right values and let them understand what is really right. And for those who have already made mistakes, we should give them the opportunity to understand the consequences of what they have done and guide them to the right path.
The movie "The Three Teams" has caused many people to think, to what extent should we be responsible for those who make mistakes?How do you make them aware of their mistakes and make changes?This is a question that requires us to ponder. "The Three Teams" is a fascinating film that not only brings the audience a tense and exciting plot, but also sparks some discussion about the actors' performances.
In particular, Zhang Yi's performance in the film has aroused some people's doubts and controversy. Some people think that Zhang Yi's performance is a bit excessive, especially in the clip of singing at a night snack stall, his crying and laughing seem to be a bit dramatic, and there is no feeling of really entering the play. This kind of performance makes people feel that he has formed a routine way of acting, because everyone knows that he is an "actor".
Moreover, Zhang Yi has played the role of a police officer too many times, which makes it easy for the audience to confuse him with the character. The characters that many viewers see in the movie are more like Zhang Yi himself than the character Chen Team. This homogeneous performance feels like a lack of surprise, because the way he performs in the role of a police officer is very fixed and templated.
However, this is a question worth discussing whether Zhang Yi's acting skills are really good. After all, he has shown great acting skills in many other films. Perhaps, he just encountered some challenges in "The Big Three" and did not fully adapt to the atmosphere and emotions of the characters.
Perhaps, it may not be entirely accurate to classify him as a "special actor", as his acting skills are far from fixed in a type of role. In general, the movie "Three Teams" brought the audience a tense and exciting viewing experience, and also sparked a discussion about Zhang Yi's performance.
In any case, each actor has their own characteristics and style, and we should evaluate their acting skills with an objective eye. For Zhang Yi, his acting ability is undoubtedly admirable, and his performance in "The Three Teams" is just one attempt in his many works. We look forward to his continued talent and unique charm in his future works.
Finally, what do you think of Zhang Yi's acting skills?Do you think his performance in The Three Brigades lived up to your expectations?After you saw the movie, did you have a new understanding of his performance?Looking forward to hearing your comments!Recently, do you feel that Zhang Yi's performance has been questioned a little too much?
As a big fan of "Soldier Assault", I have always been looking forward to Zhang Yi's work, but I have been feeling a little disappointed recently. He seems to be trapped in a similar type of role, which is one of the reasons why he has been criticized. What's even more dissatisfying is that he also refused the audience's request in the roadshow of "The Three Teams".
Does such a move make people feel that he only cares about the director's satisfaction, and does not care about the audience's feelings?Perhaps, this questioning is a wake-up call for him, and I hope he can not be troubled by the confusion of capital, get out of his comfort zone, and avoid following the old path of Huang Bo and Sun Honglei.